Emma Stenström

She is a self proclaimed academic activist, she tells us how a lifetime of feeling like an outsider has helped to shape her view of not only business and sustainability - but the world as a whole. Emma is a teacher and associate professor at Stockholm school of economics. In this episode of The Oracle Emma talks about the importance of stepping out of our own comfort zones - our so-called bubbles, and listen to what’s going on around us. Written by: Emma Stenström and Navid Bavey Produced by: Navid Bavey Sound design by: Viktor Bergdahl Executive producer: Sandra Charléz

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